jtsillas@bubba.ma30.bull.com (James Tsillas) (01/05/91)
I am having a few problems with the SCO Unix port of X11R4. I have applied the SCO patches to the X11R4 distribution on top of the 18 level patches. I am using gcc-1.38. The Makefile construction gives occasional "./Imakefile: 4: bad include syntax" errors. I am not sure how this affects the build. Also the SCO patches say that they should be applied on top of level 14 patches. Should I not have applied level 15 and up? Has anyone done this build successfully? Thanks for the help. james. -- == James Tsillas Bull HN Information Systems Inc. == == (508) 294-2937 300 Concord Road 826A == == jtsillas@bubba.ma30.bull.com Billerica, MA 01821 == == == == The opinions expressed above are solely my own and do not reflect == == those of my employer. == -== no solicitations please ==-
jimke@microsoft.UUCP (Jim KELLY) (01/06/91)
In article <JTSILLAS.91Jan4170249@bubba.ma30.bull.com> jtsillas@bubba.ma30.bull.com (James Tsillas) writes: > >I am having a few problems with the SCO Unix port of X11R4. I have applied >the SCO patches to the X11R4 distribution on top of the 18 level patches. >I am using gcc-1.38. > >The Makefile construction gives occasional "./Imakefile: 4: bad include syntax" >errors. I am not sure how this affects the build. Also the SCO patches >say that they should be applied on top of level 14 patches. Should I not have >applied level 15 and up? I get the "bad include syntax" message too but everything builds O.K. The patches are guarenteed to work after applying fix-14. As I recall when I updated from fix-14 to fix-18, I applied all 18 fixes to the vanilla mit code and then the SCO patches. There were a couple of xyz# files left and I had to hand patch some files. fix-15 through fix-18 all have to do with Xt. jim